DALLAS COUNTY, Texas — The top administrative position in Dallas County was being contested this Election Day between Democratic Incumbent Judge Clay Davis and his challenger Republican Lauren Davis.
Jenkins, 58, has held the office for more than a decade, first elected in 2011.
He is also the chair of the Enroll North Texas Coalition to help increase health insurance enrollment and reduce the burden on taxpayers and is the Chief Elected Official of Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas, which helps residents find living wage jobs.
Davis, 38, is a first-time candidate and owns seven barber shops around Texas and other states like Kansas and Arkansas with her husband, their first one opening in 2008 in Frisco.